Remembering Kurt Kuhnke

30/04/1910, Kurt Kuhnke is born in Stettin. A pre and post war motorcycle racer, Kurt moved into car racing and rose through Formula 3, Formula Junior and Formula 2 before Continue reading →

A whopping 125 pages – and for FREE !

 It was the busiest motor sport weekend of the season so far, with racing and rallying events taking place all over the globe and in different time zones, it was Continue reading →

P1Mag launches 2011 spec issue no. 1

Well, now we can understand much better how F1 teams feel after launching their last work of art… and then it stops on the track with some kind of unforeseen Continue reading →

Dean Stoneman diagnosed with cancer

Shock news for Formula 2 champion Dean Stoneman: The 20-year-old Brit has been diagnosed with testicular cancer. Stoneman, who tested with the F1 team Williams in Abu Dhabi last November, Continue reading →

Remembering Bob Gerard

19/01/1914, Frederick Robert Gerard is born in Leicester, UK. Bob Gerard was probably the most competitive of ‘Gentleman drivers, extremely successful in Britain and even came close to winning that Continue reading →

Remembering Servoz-Gavin

18/01/1942, George-Francis Servoz-Gavin is born in Grenoble, France. Johnny Servoz-Gavin’s first F1 World Championship race was a one-off start with the Matra team at the 1967 Monaco GP. A year Continue reading →

Remembering Markus Höttinger

It’s fast living times we live in: Race drivers, who lost their life while sharing the common love for our sport somewhere in the past seem en vogue to be Continue reading →

Congratulations, Andy Soucek !

Andy Soucek wrote history today at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola by overtaking Robert Wickens for 3rd place, thus becoming the first champion of 21st century version Continue reading →

Motorsport all over the World this Weekend

Who would have thought, given the dominant way Sébastien Loeb lead the the first half of the 2009 WRC season, the Ford works team would be able to mount a Continue reading →

Coming racing atractions

For the fifth time in six years, Chevrolet WTCC driver Alain Menu will take part this weekend in the Buenos Aires 200 km, one of the few long distance events Continue reading →